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Survey of GC Pay Finds Higher Salaries, Lower Bonuses

Catherine Dunn

General counsel at major corporations saw their base salaries climb, even as cash bonus awards fell in the last year, according to the latest compensation benchmarking figures from the Association of Corporate Counsel.

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No Need to Be Blue About Green Marketing

Jay L. Levine

Failing to ensure legal compliance when making green claims in advertising can have serious consequences for a company ' not the least of which is scrutiny from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

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The Pros and Cons of Physical and Logical Collections

Veeral Gosalia

In the wake of the ruling in <i>National Day Laborer Organizing Network</i>, corporations need to assess which collection methodology should be used.

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DE Court Adheres to Plain Meaning of Acquisition Agreement Terms

Robert S. Reder

The decision in <i>Winshall v. Viacom International Inc.</i> certainly is of comfort to dealmakers and practitioners who are responsible for negotiating and documenting M&amp;A transactions. Here's why.

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New Recess Appointments Case Roils NLRB and CFTC Image

New Recess Appointments Case Roils NLRB and CFTC

James Ching

The consequences for the NLRB of <i>Noel Canning v. NLRB</i>are so potentially catastrophic that the Board must of necessity must seek certiorari from the Supreme Court.

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3-D Printing: Strategies to Anticipate the Next Disruptive Technology

Thomas C. Mahlum & Andrew J. Pieper

Large-scale, consumer 3-D printing is fast approaching, and with it will come a host of complex and uncertain legal issues for businesses as they try to protect their proprietary goods.

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Necessary Formality in Franchise Agreements

Craig R. Tractenberg & Gregg Rubenstein

A recent federal court decision from Wisconsin suggests that expansive and formal franchise agreements are a necessary evil. A look at <i>Everett v. Paul Davis Restoration.</i>

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Descending into Perpetuity

Julian M. Wise, Daniel Martin & Justin C. Elliott

The the Rule Against Perpetuities is back in our lives. Here's why.

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In the Spotlight: Developing Outparcels in Retail Projects

Michael Di Geronimo

The ability of a developer to ultimately sell an outparcel for its maximum value often is dependent to a large degree on the legal status of the outparcel ...

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